For African software firms serving Europe, the Cyber Resilience Act connects product scope, dependency evidence and vulnerability reporting after release.

Kenya’s draft AI policy is a prompt for organisations to make AI visible, accountable and governable before it becomes embedded in high-impact decisions.

Uganda’s vision for a digital economy aims for a diverse, sustainable, and digital future, aligning with broader regional aspirations. The digital economy currently contributes approximately 7% to the gross domestic product (GDP), outpacing some regional peers

Rwanda’s ambitious Vision 2050 aims to transform the country into a knowledge-based, upper-middle-income economy by fostering digital transformation and financial inclusion.

Tanzania’s FinTech sector is small but growing, with over 40 startups identified by 2024, up from 33 in 2021. Mobile money dominates, led by platforms like M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, and Airtel Money.

Kenya, a powerhouse in East Africa’s digital economy, has long been a global leader in financial technology, particularly through its pioneering mobile money innovations.

We explore Burundi’s emerging FinTech ecosystem, highlight key players, and examine government policies supporting FinTech growth, with a focus on their impact on underserved communities.